Mauri I4JMY said:
>If the exchanghed is a1bcd/m the logged call has definitely to include
the /m suffix.
By the way the country problem do not exist since, according with ITU,
the "M" alone is not a country prefix.<
I can't address what the ITU may or may not have said, but our licenses are
issued by countries, not by the ITU. "M" definitely is a country prefix.
Reciprocal licenses issued by the U.K. licensing authority for operation in
England carry the "M" prefix (for example, "M/W1XXX") have have done so
since 1996.
Note that I am NOT referring to CEPT privileges, although this may well
apply to that too; I just don't have the prefix list handy. I am referring
to actual license documents issued by the U.K., which show a specific
callsign to be used.
Rich, K2WR / MJ0AWR
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